The King County Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to prohibit its administrative offices from using software applications that identify a person from an image of their face.”The use or misuse of these technologies has potentially devastating consequences which the new ordinance will help to prevent,” legislation sponsor Jeanne Kohl-Welles said in a statement. Kohl-Welles added that King County is the first county government to pass the ban. The use of the technology will be allowed only to help identify missing

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